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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2271, 3 October 1914, Page 11

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Known as "tipping," tho annual ceremony of searching for and marking the young swans on the Thames/ belonging to His Majesty, took place recontly. Attired in resplendent uniforms tho King's swan mast-er and his assistants patrol the river from Southwark Bridge to Henley looking for the young cygnets which, when caught, have a mark denoting ownership scratched on their beaks. Miss Alioe Clarke, a London visitor to Deal, while angling in tho Downs, hooked a crab weighing more than 21b., with four oysters attached 'to its claws.Judge Harrington took his seat at Wandsworth County Court without wig and go nil. Ho explained that they had, been sent-to tho wrong court by mistake.

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